Reciprocal IVF

Reciprocal IVF is a treatment designed for female same-sex couples in which both partners are able to actively participate.

What are the advantages of Shared motherhood ?

Both partners are biological mothers

Both partners are biological mothers

Higher success rate

Higher success rate

The importance of epigenetics

The importance of epigenetics

What does the Reciprocal IVF consist of?

Dr. Antonio Requena

Reciprocal IVF: How does it work?

¿En qué consiste el método ROPA?¿En qué consiste el método ROPA?
Initial Consultation
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Initial Consultation

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Ovarian stimulation

Ovarian stimulation
Egg collection
3

Egg collection

4

In-vitro fertilization and embryo culture

In-vitro fertilization and embryo culture
Preparation of the endometrium
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Preparation of the endometrium

6

Embryo transfer procedure

Embryo transfer procedure
Vitrification of the remaining embryos
7

Vitrification of the remaining embryos

8

Pregnancy test

Pregnancy test

FAQs

Reciprocal IVF, also known as Shared motherhood is an Assisted Reproduction treatment for same-sex female couples; this method allows both women to play a vital role in the conception, gestation and birth of their child.

The centre where you are having the treatment can provide donor sperm after selecting it according to rigorous genetic and immunological compatibility criteria.

The Shared motherhood procedure involves an IVF treatment, which has a higher success rate than insemination. The chances of success of IVF in Shared motherhood cases are also higher compared to the general population, because couples who choose this option are usually younger and often do not have any infertility problems.

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